Some of the world’s poorest countries are having their water supplies depleted by the production of goods for export, a new report from WaterAid warns. Collaboration between the public and private sectors is crucial to ensuring that economic growth does not threaten equitable access to drinking water.
WaterAid's Jars of Change campaign helps you give something up for Lent, and give back at the same time. Learn how giving up chocolate, coffee or other vices can save lives.
A fascinating new photo series launched by WaterAid today reveals the different traditions observed by communities around the world to ‘protect’ mothers and welcome new babies, giving them the best start in life.
For the first time in three fiscal years, the U.S. Congress has increased international funding for clean water, sanitation and hygiene, bringing U.S. investment to $435 million for these life-saving programs.
